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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-02-09

the pages of his note book showed
to a certainty that the Majors
observations OF our location
and surroundings, whatever they
were, had been deemed by him of suf-
ficient importance to reduce to writing.
Many was the+page they covered, and the
Msior did say that the Pioneer had been
of much value to him in the way of in
formation OF the kind he was in quest of.
For week he has been taking views and
making inspections over our hills and
along our river and across our plains, and
he expects that for week longer he will
be in the country getting together items
OF interest to himself and TO his company,
and it may be to the Fort Worth and Den
yer City Railroad men, for whom he is
working.
We learn from him thSt the Panhandle
Construction Company is now at work
like beavers, and his further statement is
in accord with ali that we have heard and
read of the intentions of that company,
namel- that grading and constructing Is
to be pushed with effective energy and
with all speed, until the junction is
made with the Denver, Texas and Gulf
from the opposite direction. Major
Adamson does not profess to know, and
does not even make q conjecture yet, as
to where their crossing of the Canadian
will be, but we are assured from one
source and another that neither he nor
the surveying party who came in last
week will return south until they exam
inc for themselves az to the practicability
of crossing st Tascosa. For the pres
ent, that is enough Tascosa Pioneer.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-02-09
Tho Snpreme Court.
Special to the Gazette.

Special to the Gazette.
GALVESTON, TEX, Feb. SIN the Su,
preme court to-day the following case was
affirmed: j. S. Brittner VS.. the New York
and Texas Land Company, from Houston
county.
The following cases were reversed and
remanded The City Bank of Sherman VS..
Valentine Wiess, from Jefferson; G. A.
Rabb, guardian, VS.. NJ. A. Rogers ct al,
from Nueces.
The case of the State VS.. f. j. Lucas ct
al, from Austin county, was submitted
on certificates.
Motions for rehesriDg were submitted
in the following cases: P. II. Campbell ct
al. We. Hildebrandt & Co., from Harris;
il. Mayes VS.. Mary r. Blsnton, admin
erstratrix, from Liberty; John Mellinger
and wife VS.. the City of Houston, from
Harris.
Motion by appellees to dismiss appeal
was submitted in the case of J. D. Camp
bell vs.. Mary j. Durrett ct al, from Cam
erOn county.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-02-09
Accident at Baird.

SpeciaI TO the Gazette.
BAIRD, Tex, Feb. S.-Hayden williams,
son OF Mr.. II A. Williams of Baird, hap
pened to az accident this morning while
down on the creek. He fell on a stone
and hurt himself so BADLY that he is I'M
conscious. 1t is not known what the
nature OF the injury is. as the physician
has not had time to make an examination
a. this writing. This IS the second acct
dent in Mr.. Williams family lately. Rusk
Williams was thrown from 6 horse not
two weeks since and badly hurt, but he is
doing well.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-02-09
Notes from Gainesville,

Special to the Gazette.
GAINESVILLE, TEX, Feb, S.-To-day
the sun shown cut for the first time in
five days, and considerable business was
done. The wet weather of the past few
days has been great blessing to this
county and will make the wheat crop a
fine one.
Newspaper correspondents from Fort
Worth, Dallas and Chicago are here for
the purpose of writing description of
the Creek City.
District Clerk Lilly has completed the
transcripts in all the cases appealed from
the last term of the District court, and
will forward them in few days to Aus
tin.
Tax Collector Hill is quite busy collect
ing taxes for 1886. The people are pay
ing up much better than they did last
wear
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-02-09
started out few cars this morning. The
OF firm,

started out few cars this morning. The
strikers are firm.
THE STRIKE A FAILURE.
NEW YORK, Feb. SIT is generally be-
lieved that the great strike is about TO
come to an end In fact the freight
handlers strike is confessed to be fail
ure, even by themselves. They were re-
fused work when they offered to return.
A FREE FOR ALL FIGHT.
NEW YORK, Feb. S.-Yesterday free
fight took place on the pier of the Nor
gan Line steamers between a number of
Itslians and the striking longshoremen.
After the police separated the combat
ants, John O'Neil, longshoreman, was
found lying on the pier. Near him lay
an open razor. O'Nell had deep slash
down his back. He was removed TO the
hospital in All unconscious condition.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-02-09
THE RAILROADS.
What the ST. L0uis, Arkansas and
Texas Officials Have to Say
About Their Visit.
The Fort Worth Western Engineers Grand
ly Entertained by the Citizens OF
Graham-General News.
Home Notes.

The visiting railroad men OF the st.
Louis, Arkansas and Texas were very
tired Monday night and several of them
slept late yesterday, but all were fresh
and active yesterday m orniDg, well pre-
pared to attend to the work in hand. In
the morning citizens went to the hotel
with carriages and drove the gentlemen
over the city. The party consisted OF
President S. w. Fordyce, George Coppell,
X. c.. Kerens, II. B. Denman, +. X.
Pendleton, S. B. Elkins, o. I. Lyon and
Colonel J. ?. Smith, Joseph II. Brown,
Colonel Morgan Jones and Otis Eaton.
The drive las,ed some time and Fort
Worth was shown to the visitors in every
portion. President Fordyce and President
Morgan Jones of the FortW orth and Denver
later on made tour of inspection to
look at the terminal facilities offere
here. When the gentlemen returned to
the hotel GAZETTE man called and in
terviewed them briefly.
PRESIDENT FoRpYCE.
This gentleman said he was greatly
pleased with Fort WORTH While he had
been here before he had never been over
the city SO thoroughly, and was surprised
at what he saw. The St. Louis, Arkansas
snd Texas was DESTROYS of building to
Fort Worth, and would do so if Fort
Worth treated them right, which she
would probably do. Colonel Smith and
President Jones would discuss the matter
with the representatives of the road and
definite arrangement would probably
be made.
COL. S. b. ELKINs.
The great Blaine leader liked ali of
Texas except its colossal Democratic ma
iority, and especially was he pleased with
Fort Worth. 1t was the first city they
had been in in Texas; in fact it was the
only place OF its size appearing like city
that they had seen. The streets, side
walks su1 buildings were fine, but to MIN
Fort Worth presented city OF men, not
OF buildings; everyone was enthusiastic and
worker; they knew what their city
was and could tell It. The location on
the high land and the promontories into
the valleys around was fine. Colonel
Elkins was close observer, and inquired
particularly into our growth and the pro-
ductiveness of the surrounding country.
He went away carrying large map of
Fort Worth and Texas, besides Comp
troller's reports and book on our public
schools.
f. X. PENDLEToN.
Mr.. Pendleton was particularly i'm
pressed with our substantial improve
ments, wsterworks, streets, sidewalks, |
public school buildings and fine business
houses. He could not understand how
the city had done so much in so short a |
time. 1t looked to him as if Fort Worth !
were made up of citizens from number |
OF places and each had brought ideas
OF what city needed, and these ideas
had been accepted, and together they had |
MADE the city what it WAS. He had not !
formed definite ides Of what Texas was !
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-02-09
a Meeting at Vernon.
sspondence of the Gazette.

Correspondence of the Gazette.
VERNON, TEX, Feb. AT the rail
road meeting tonight The proposition 0:
c. P. Huntington as made to G. T. Rey,
nolds of Albany, Tex, as to the extension
of the Houston and Texas Central Railroad
from Albany via Throckmorton, Seymour,
Vernon and Doans' Store, thence to
northern connections, was read and dis
cussed. The meeting resolved to guar
antee right of way and depot grounds,
and committee was appointed to can
vass and see what further could be raise
as bonus. Our people are determined
to have north and south road on the
line of the old cattle trail if possible, and
he first road to make start will secure
all we can give.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-02-09
WELCOME PARTY.

! GRAHAM GREETs ITS FIRST ENGINEERING
CORPS WITH A PUBLIC ENTERTAINMENT.
Correspondence of the Gazette.
GRAHAM, Tex, Feb. Sat a mass
meeting of the citizens of Graham held
Friday evening in the Office Of Mr.. C. w.
johnson, Judge A. e. Woods was called
to the chair and K. F. Arnold elected sec
rotary. The following resolutions were
offered and adopted by unanimous vote:
Resolved, that the citizens OF Graham
extend TO Capt. o. NJ. Hall, Chief En-
gineer of the Fort Worth Western Rail
road, and mis- entire corps, an invitation
to meet the citizens of Graham at the
residence of Judge B. F. Williams this
evening, February /, 1887, to attend an
entertainment given in honor of said en-
cheering corps.
Resolved further, that J. Z. Ryus, c.
". Johnson and q. II. Crozier be aud
they are hereby appointed a committee
on invitation and managers OF said enter.
tainment. a. g. WOOD, chairman.
r. +. ARNOLD, Secretary.
In pursuance OF the above resolutions
the committee Immediately went to work
with will, ana Notwithstanding the very
short notice given, within few'hours
the instructions were carried out aud the
programme Tor the evenings entertain
ment was complete. At en- early
hour the guests began to assemble
at the residence of Judge Williams, and
soon the spacious parlors We're filled with
the beauty and splenGor of Graham. The
ladies present were: Mrs. j. E. Ryus,
Mrs. L. T. Hilliard, Mrs. G. II. Crozer,
Mrs. W. c. Beckham, Mrs. J. d. Short,
Misses Clara and Ada Porter. Miss Sallie
Mccormick, Miss Annie Roane, Miss
Mary Burkett, Miss Bette Taylor, Misses
Annie and Clara Williams, Miss Belle Lee
Graham, Miss Nellie Arnold, Miss Matte
Williams, Miss Kate Taylor, Miss Mag
gle Montgomery, Miss Nellie Brooks and
Miss Claud Freeman.
y sumptuous repast, prepared under
fhe supervision of Mrs. B.. F. Williams,
was served, and excellent music was
furnished by tie ladies. The party did
not break up until late hour, and every
one present gave expressions of having
spent delightful evening.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-02-09
WILLS POINT.

a Father Kills His Son for a Trihe.
Special to the Gazette
WILLS POINT, TEX, Feb. S.-A report
comes from Rsins county, near Emory,
that man named Boyd, while working
on plow, became erraged at his little
boy and threw the plow-point at him,
Ri ling him almost instantly. Boyd was
captured and jailed. He is an ex-citizen
OF kaufman county, near Elmo, and is
regarded as dangerous man.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-02-09
PENDING STRIKES.
The Freight Handlers' and Longshore
mems Strike Practically Over.
FREIGHT MOVING FREELY.

FREIGHT MOVING FREELY.
NEW YORK, Feb. S.-There Is consider.
able activity on the piers of the river
front this morning, and freight is being
moved with much more dispatch than on
any day since the strike. The time that
has elapsed since the longshoremen and
freight handlers quit work has enabled
the raildroad and steamship companies to
select, and in some cases train sufficient
men to keep freight moving along, besides
many old freight handlers and longshore-
men are coming back to work.
ADVERTISING FOR NEW MEN.
BosToN, MASS Feb. s-The South
Boston street car line remained tied up
all day yesterday. The directors are out
in card this morning advertising for
new men. The company declares It in
tends to fight to the bitter end, and
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-02-09
Cleburne Notes.

! special W Inc 1dLelte
CLEBURNE, TEX, Feb. S.-Since the
recent railroad boom property in Cleourne
has advanced 80 per cent. in valua.
ton. A gentleman well known in the
city sometime ago paid $1,000 for brick
storehouse on Henderson street, and was
offered S2500 for the same house to-day,
but refused, placing his price at $500.
| There is all effort on foot to secure the
Dawson end Hillsboro Road for Cleburne,
but the time for broaching the project
publicly is not yet ripe.
DR.. c. C. Francis and Captain John
Chitwood recently purchased nearly all
of the town of Rio Vista, and they pro-
pose establishing a good sized burg there
in q short time, If possible. They are
Offering free town lots for churches and
school buildings and other public enter
prises.
Mr.. Jones, capitalist of Greensboro,
Ala, is in the city, and Monday he decided
the right of way through 2000 acres Of his
land in johnson county to the Gulf, Col
orado and Santa Fe Railway Company.
He believes in encouraging the building
of railroads.
A railroad meeting was held at the
courthouse last night and was attended
by nearly all the business men ard prop
erey owners in the city. An obligation to
pay an assessment of 4 per cent. on real
estate, according to last years tax rolls,
was agreed to and signed by many. a
committee was appointed to solicit sig
natures and notes from parties, City As
SCISSOR W. L. Williams agreeing to go
with the committee and give the valua-
ton of various property. So far the COM
mlttee has met with good success, and
the bonus will soon be raised for the
Santa Fe extension.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-02-09
OUR LITTLE GRANDCHILD.
Cleansed. Purified and Beautified by
the Cuticura Remedies.

! It ah)iGs me pleasure to give yOu this report
! CT the cure of Ou- little grardc I d by your
Hticura remedies when SIN m nths old his
| lett hand began To swell and had every atpear-
ancs of large boil We poulticed it. but ali 10
no purpose About five months after IL became
q running sore. Soon other sores formed He
tGen had two OF them on each hand, and as hi
blood became more and more impure is took
less time for them to break out 4 sore came
on the chin beneath the under lip which was
This was his condition at twenty t%0
n"nths old, when Undertook the care of hin,
his mother ha ing died when he was a little
more than year old OF consump ion ,scrof-
ula of course } lie could walk a little, Int
could not get up If he fe down, and could moi
move when In bed, having no use of highlands
Immediately comu enccd with the Gntcnra
remedies, using the Cuticura and Euticura
Soap frsely, aAS when he had taken one bottle
o, the Cutlcurs fkesolvent his head vas com
pletely cured leAnA. ne was improved In
every way. wsRere very ntach en-
the r Ere edies fora yen and aIf. one
ing in each one of these iSassssss ones s'i lust
before healin Z, syaichF&ould finally grow loose
and were takcnoHh; then they would heal rap
sidlyss Oneiof these ugly bone formations pre-
sssrysd, After taxing dozen and a half bottles
hssyas completely cured, and is now, dt tie
age'si,sk yea4s astIong, healthy child. Tie
scars On his hands n ust always remain; his
hands atcsstfong. Enough we once feared he
would nesefslse ableto us them. All thai phys
icians didTf6rNh3H did him no good. Ali who
saw the child befefe. using Cut!cura Remedies
snd see the child NOW consider 1t a wonderful
cure If The above facts are of any use to Won.
you are at liberty to use them
MR.. Z. S briggs
May 9, lSsless6 l2 E. Clay St, Bloomington III.
IRE chlldHAs really In a worse Condition
than hesappeageA to his grandmother who.
being With hinfeS day, became accus stoned
to The disease y MAGGIE HOPPING
acknowledgements are sold everywhere On
ticura, the great Skin cure, 80 cents; CuticUra
soap, an exquisite Skin Beautifer, q cents
Cuti ura Resetyent, the new Blood Purifier, 81.
Pre-, ated by tSsPotter Drug aud Chemical Co,
ssna HI Chow t6,Quro Skin Diseases
ITcHSS, scaly. Splmply and Oily Skin
''"'i nsautifed by ogticura Soap.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-02-09
Spying Ont thoLan6

Major John Adamson Of the Panhandle
Construction Company, which company
is now rapidly grading from Qusnah this
way, came in one day last week sad has
been since that time industri6usly Ok
aiming the lay of the countSxE Saturda
morning, accompanied ysMr. Fnnk
Mitchell, our neighbor of the L. 1T.
management, Major Adsmson was u to
see US. He has every appearance 0be-
ing 8 shrewd, energetic and s6ithal
agreeable business man, and q glAnce at
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-02-09
Nearing ST. 10.

Corfespondence OF the Gazette.
ST. 10, TEX, Feb. THE Gaines
vile, Henrietta and Western Railroad is
now completed to point eleven miles
northwest from here. A switch has been
put in eight miles out, where it is claimed
the new town of Bonetta is to be. Heavy
loads OF rails and ties pass up every day,
end it is thought the road will be finished
to Henrietta by March l.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-02-09

If Fort Worth really wants an outlet to
the northeast las is an outlet" she will
lose no time in building an air line to
Paris Paris News.
Hamilton, Glen Rose and San Angelo
have excellent chances in their favor Of
obtaining branch and the main line of
the Fort Worth and Rio Grande.-T Fort
Worth GAZETTE, Sd inst
Glen Rose wants the road, and when
anything is desired of her in the way of
subsidy or right of way, Just give her the
wink and she Will be on hand Glen
Rose Citizen.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-02-09
Viewed the Well.

BURLEsoN, Ten, Feb. S.-Superintend-
ent Fleming, Assistant Superintendent
Dickinson, Master Mechanic Clark, T. j.
Ray, trainmaster; S. H. HaZelwood,
superintendent of bridges and buildings;
t. j. Conley, general roadmaster; j. NJ.
Cant, division roadmaster, passed up ON
their special this evening, and stopped
over and gave our well an inspection.
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been approved and that the engineers will
arrive here this week and be ready for
work next Monday. The right of way
committee will begin the work of secur-
ing the right of way as soon as the sur
veying is commenced, and by the time
the line is run the right of way will have
been obtained and then the "dirt will fly"
The road will be completed to this place
by August l and probably before.
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Going to Sherman.

Special to the Gazette.
SHERMAN, Ten, Feb. S.-Britton &
Lyon, railroad contractors, received 8
telegram from S. W. Fordyce, President
of the st. Louis, Arkansas and Texas
Railway, stating that he would arrive in
this city tonight and make general in
spection of the site for the depot and
round house grounds for his road to-
morrow.
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THO DrOuth Rrnkrn.

special TO the Gazette.
HILLsBoRo, TEX, Feb. The long
continued drouth has at last ended, and
farmers are jubilant. The wheat and ost
crops are now az assured fact. While
there has not been an abundance of rain
there has been plenty for the present.
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Meeting at Sunset.

Special to the Gazette.
SUNSET, TEX, Feb. 8.-A rousing rail,
road meeting was held here last night in
answer to letter received from the
Albany RAILROAD committee. Speeches
were made by the most prominent citi-
zens of Sunset, and the general verdict
was in favor of the road. A commit
tee was appointed to confer with the
Albany committee and see what induce
ments could be offered the road by the
combined energy of the towns along the
proposed route. This road is to extend
from Gainesville to Sunset via Jacksboro,
Albany, Graham and Abilene. Should it
be built it will be one of the best feeders
Fort Worth has. 1t was moved and car
ried that these proceedings be published
in the Fort Worth GAZETTE, Dallas News
and Sunset Journal.